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Everlastinghope Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Would vs will

Why do we write "would" in this sentence and not "will" ?

2-Something that I would miss is my mom's cooking.

Is it correct to say : Something that I will miss is my mom's cooking.

2- I would never forgive you,is this question correct ?,can we say I will never forgive you ?

When do we have to use "would" instead of "will",in which situations ?
  

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Would is sometimes used as a softer, less definite version of will. Something that I would miss is my mom's cooking (if I left my home). (this is a hypothetical statement meaning that I will probably not leave my home - II condiotional) Something that I will miss is my mom's cooking.

— Ivanhr

  • Would is sometimes used as a softer, less definite version of will.
  • Something that I would miss is my mom's cooking (if I left my home).
  • (this is a hypothetical statement meaning that I will probably not leave my home - II condiotional) Something that I will miss is my mom's cooking.
  • (I will leave my home and I''ll miss my mom's cooking) I would never forgive you (if you betrayed me).
  • The same explanations as given above.
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Would is sometimes used as a softer, less definite version of will.

Something that I would miss is my mom's cooking (if I left my home). (this is a hypothetical statement meaning that I will probably not leave my home - II condiotional)

Something that I will miss is my mom's cooking. (I will leave my home and I''ll miss my mom's cooking)

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